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A Web Page about the History and Genealogy of Calhoun County.
| My name is
Carol
Smith and I am the coordinator for the Calhoun County
Arkansas Website. The purpose of this page is to aid you in your
search for Calhoun County genealogy and history. It is my hope
that the information contained here will help you in your
research. If you would like to contribute information to these
pages, please let me know.
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Calhoun County, Arkansas was formed on December 6, 1850 by the Arkansas General Assembly who carved it from portions of Dallas, Ouachita and Bradley Counties to give the area citizens a more centrally located seat of government. The county was named for John C. Calhoun, an early Vice President of the United States serving under John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson NOTE: 1850 Census Information: Calhoun County was formed after the Census for 1850 was taken in Arkansas. However, the Ouachita County 1850 Census does have many families that were incorporated into Calhoun County when it was formed. View 1850 Arkansas Census-Ouachita County |
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Genealogy Mailing Lists forCalhoun County, ARIf it concerns Calhoun County or the people in it, it is appropriate, including current community events, family reunions, highschool reunions, or discussions on the history of our county. In otherwords, we can discuss our families or the history, sharing any research materials we have in order to help others. Sarah E. Dunlap Lynch 16 Aug 1856 - 13 Nov 1901; wife of Captain James Lynch Calhoun County Resident who was a Survivor of the Mountain Meadows Massacre |
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REUNIONSInformation about Family Reunions in Calhoun County or involving Calhoun County natives. Send an email to Carol Smith Please put Calhoun County Reunion in the subject line. Thanks |
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My name is Carol
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Arkansas Website. Comments, suggestions, additions, problems,
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